Are you able to fold the mount completely up to the ceiling so the tv is flat and tucked out of the way?
27490
No...based on my research the only mounts that will do this are for smaller LCD's (23" and below). I was not able to find one that folded up for anything larger
1325258
Yes. The mount can provide a flush fit of the TV to the wall. However. If the TV is to be swung to the left or right it must be pulled out enough to accommodate the swing of theTV so the edge of the TV does not hit the wall. We are very happy with this mount.
99840
Nope, the tv does not move on the mount. I suppose it could move side-to-side, but it should really stay centered anyway.
1505397
Yes! It folds up almost flat! Perfect for storage under the bed or tucked away in a closet.
2002936
I am not sure exactly what you are asking but the TV basically folds right up against the center pole with maybe about an inch of mounting hardware. Also the distance from the desk to the top of the center pole is about 11 inches. I hope this helps.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
2262859
No. It has a very very slight downward tilt to it, just because of the weight of the TV
1043348
There is a fold up hangar which I use, but it's really for a temporary mount. Great unit, very well pleased with it. Currently hooked up to my motorchcle for the winter.
295532
No, if you have a steep vaulted ceiling the mounting piece will tilt to accommodate the angle of the ceiling. But once screwed into a joist it will not move. The TV will rotate but the post stays perpendicular to the floor.
273973
Hi Albert. Technically you can do this - the bolts in the pole would hold the TV up the same way they would down, the tilt adjustment is symmetrical so you can adjust up or down. My only warning is that on a ceiling, there is much less of an opportunity to bump the mount with any serious force. On the ground/floor you could lean on it, fall back on it, or any number of other similar circumstances and the torque from a heavy hit would bend or break this mount pretty easily - its not heavy duty by any means. Hope that helps, let me know if I can provide any other info. Cheers!
1941638
No. You can fold the horizontal arm that holds the LEDs so it's almost flat against the upright but that's all. I will add that it's a good-looking design and well made.
295531
If you're asking that it can be level with the ceiling, yes. Be sure to make the center of the tv centered with the bracket or the tv will tilt - that's pretty standard. Because the bar is so long, the tv can be from 12" to 24" or more from the ceiling. You're not supposed to, but I cut the bar to a length that made the tv just about 4" from the ceiling.
725611
No, it's rigid, and only works folded all the way out, otherwise ceiling would collapse
544777
I suppose you could if you wanted too. Just would have to buy the right hardware. If you hinged it to the wall then you could still fold it up flat if needed. :)
2217234
No. It is designed to be laying flat and its space saving with the TV on top.
489642
You can, bought I can hear a cracking noise coming from my studs if I pull it out to far. I think the tv is just to heavy to extent it out that far.
1582186
Doubtful. The mount is at the height of the board when it's flat, but when it's folded, its top is much higher. It's doubtful you'd want a folded board rising up above the side of your sink. I have mine next to a window so that when the board folds down and extends to the full length, it is parallel to the window, allowing me to look out while ironing.